Quote by Jasna Horvat

Znala je, klice svojih uspona i padova nosimo u sebi. Prekrivamo ih odje?om i pokretima, ali katkad, kada se zaustavi vr?eme, trenutak odaje ono kakvi jesmo i kakvi ?emo biti.


Znala je, klice svojih uspona i padova nosimo u sebi. Prekri

Summary

This quote, written in Croatian, translates to: "She knew that we carry the seeds of our rises and falls within ourselves. We conceal them with clothes and movements, but sometimes, when time stops, a moment reveals who we are and who we will become." The quote reflects the idea that our life experiences, both good and bad, shape who we are as individuals. We often try to hide these experiences and their impact on us, projecting a different image to the world. However, there are moments when our true nature is exposed, giving a glimpse into our past and future selves.

By Jasna Horvat
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